If I was granted one superpower, I‘d want the ability to magically know the hot/cold positions for any faucet. (Do designers of fancy integrated faucets ever talk to users of faucets?)
Written 30+ years ago and still few makers of common objects seem to have taken note.https://www.amazon.com/Design-Everyday-Things-Revised-Expanded/dp/0465050654 …
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It's not for lack of information. It's just not a design problem. There's no business case for unified design of objects at that scale. That's why usability of everyday objects is often best in Europe where there are fewer suppliers. Here—options create the market.
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such a good book!
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A brilliant book.
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I still have my copy. Excellent book. When I was leading software projects, I asked all my user interface designers to read it.
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